This practice test will prepare you for the Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst® (BCaBA®) Exam.

Primary credentials required to practice applied behavior analysis vary by State. The Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) are nationally recognized professional credentials focused on discipline-specific professional standards. Licensed Behavior Analysts (LBA; sometimes called a Licensed Applied Behavior Analyst or LABA) credentials are state-established credentials related to specific state regulations on the practice of applied behavior analysis. The requirements for each state’s LBA credential vary. Some states require the BCBA credential to obtain the LBA credential, while others list the BCBA credential as one possible option for getting the LBA.

In the past 20 years alone, the science of Behavior Analysis has gained much respect in the differently abled community, by implementing behavioral principals to help children improve self-care, play, motor skills, language, academic, and living skills.

Like any profession, the process to the become a Board certified assistant behavior analyst also known as BCaBA is not necessarily a simple one, but it can be done! We have taken the most important information on the how to become a BCaBA and have broken it down in laymen terms for you to better understand

A board-certified behavior analyst (BCBA) is a healthcare professional who studies the behavior of children and adults and creates plans to improve or change problematic behaviors. They often work with people who have developmental disabilities, brain injuries or emotional control, social or behavioral issues.